I believe this is a male rufous
Most of the migratory hummingbirds are Allen's, as you can see by the tail feathers in this photo
Resident or all year round male Anna hummingbird
 Most likely an Allen's hummingbird, first migratory hummer to show up 2019 early February.  Same bird at the feeder, near Occidental.  Male townsend warbler, a regular winter visitor, likes the suet.  Also still a small flock, lesser goldfinches  Female or juvenile lesser goldfinch  Male red-breasted nuthatch, an all year round visitor  The whole bird, male Townsend warbler  Year round male Anna's hummingbird  Ruby-crowned kinglet, a winter visitor  Sometimes this very shy female Townsend warbler would visit the feeders  Softer coloring, female Townsend warbler, near Occidental  Red-shafted flicker, Tolay Lake Regional Park  Flicker, another view  Through the branches, a Nuttall's woodpecker  Northern Pintails in flight, Tolay Lake Regional Park  White-tailed kite hunting  Female kestrel  Same kestrel from a different fence post  Say's Phoebe, Tolay Lake  White-crowned sparrow in the park  A pipit in one of the open fields!  Meadowlark on a fence post, Tolay Lake Regional Park  American goldfinch on the dried thistles, Tolay Lake  A pair of Canada geese on the pond in the park  Very early tree swallows in the park, already checking out nest boxes!  Female western bluebird hunting from a fence wire.  Close by was a male western bluebird, Tolay Lake Regional Park, Petaluma  Yellow-rumped warbler in the park.  Interrupted this male kestrel grooming near the parking lot area  Male kestrel in flight   New location, farther away  Male American Kestrel, Tolay lake Regional Park, Petaluma |